This book covers the National Geodetic Network, including its installation procedures and long-term observation periods. It presents the theoretical foundations and technical methods for engineering geodetic work during the research, construction, and operation of engineering structures. Additionally, it details requirements for modern measuring instruments—such as satellite geodetic receivers, electronic tachometers, and digital levels—as well as software for processing measurement results.

The book is intended for students of higher and secondary specialized educational institutions specializing in Engineering Geodesy, Cartography, and Cadastral Affairs, as well as for practicing geodetic specialists.